Coeur d'Alene School Board to discuss scaling elementary, middle schools back to hybrid learning
The Board of Trustees for Coeur d'Alene Public Schools will meet on Monday to discuss scaling back schools to the hybrid learning model.
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Health District survey aims to gauge 'quality of life' of Spokane residents
You could be one of 15,000 people in Spokane County to find a large white envelope in your mailbox—it's a survey from the Heath District hoping to get a better picture of how people are doing.
Altitude Trampoline Park told to close for not following 'Safe Start' mandate
Altitude Trampoline Park could face citations and fines if they don't shut down. The Washington state Department of Labor and Industries said they're not allowed to be open under Gov. Inslee's "Safe Start" mandates. However, the business said they're following indoor fitness guidelines.
A closer look at Republic, the town gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp calls home
We went to Republic to give you a look at the town Loren Culp lives in and what people there think of him running for governor.
'It's still mentally exhausting, it's just different': East Valley School District teacher details what hybrid teaching is like
Teachers are working hard to make sure kids are getting the education they need.
WSU calls off Spring Break week, aims to keep students in Pullman
For college students around the country, Spring Break is a time to take a breather, enjoy some nice weather and have fun—but in the upcoming Spring 2021 semester, Washington State University students won't be having that luxury.
Police looking for missing 62-year-old woman, last seen in North Spokane
Spokane Police are looking for a missing, possibly endangered woman last seen in North Spokane.
'The Vice President and the People'; ABC News hosts town hall with Joe Biden
ABC News is hosting a town hall with presidential candidate Joe Biden on a special edition of 20/20.
Spokane Schools considering levy that will cost homeowners more during the pandemic
Spokane voters could be asked to support another school levy in just a few months, one that would come at a greater cost for homeowners during the pandemic.
Spokane Valley deputies looking for two men who broke into house, threatened homeowners
Spokane Valley deputies are looking for two men suspected of breaking into a house, threatening the homeowners and pinning them to the floor.
Alcohol consumption jumps during pandemic, WSU study finds
While stuck at home during the pandemic, Americans turned to drinking, according to a Washington State University study found.
CDC: small group gatherings causing COVID-19 spread
Are you willing to wear your mask at home? The director for the Centers for Disease Control said small group gatherings are behind the latest surge in COVID-19 cases.
About 14% of Lake City High School students in quarantine; half to return by Tuesday
As of Wednesday, about 14 percent of students at Lake City High School in Coeur d'Alene are in quarantine.
Central Valley first graders returning to classrooms October 21
Central Valley School District announced Wednesday that first graders in all of their elementary schools will return to in-person learning on October 21.
Woman hits boyfriend with car, crashes into pool building on Maxwell Ave.
A crash has closed Maxwell Avenue between Oak and Cannon.
First two COVID-19 deaths confirmed in Bonner County
The Panhandle Health District (PHD) has confirmed the first two deaths caused by COVID-19 complications in Bonner County.
Parents severely burned in Cold Springs Fire still recovering at Harborview, making progress
The parents who were severely burned and lost their one-year-old child in the Cold Springs Fire are still recovering from their injuries, and finally had the chance to eat dinner together for the first time since they were brought into the hospital.
S Pines Rd. reopened after fight between two men, both in hospital for injuries
Southbound lanes of Pines Road have reopened after a scuffle that left two men with injuries, one of them with knife wounds.
#4ThePeople: Washington's 5th congressional district candidates discuss clean energy, racial equity
Congressional candidates Cathy McMorris Rodgers and Dave Wilson answer your questions about clean energy and racial equity.
Winds blow roof off of central Washington elementary school
In what the school district called a "microburst", the roof blew off of an elementary school in Quincy Tuesday.
PHOTOS: Windstorm slams the Inland Northwest
Strong winds up to 60 miles per hour have battered the Spokane area, tearing down trees and power lines and leaving thousands of people without power.
400 local businesses featured on website to help them survive
You can now find and shop from hundreds of local businesses in Spokane from the comfort of your own home.
Fallen tree, power lines blocking Bowdish between 40th Ave. and Dishman-Mica
A tree was knocked down onto Bowdish Road, taking down power lines with it. Fire officials have closed the street between 40th Avenue and Dishman-Mica, and there is no estimated time for the road to reopen.
Crews work overnight to restore power to homes across the Inland Northwest
Crews worked through the night to restore power to thousands of people across the Inland Northwest.
